This is amazing- just look at the skill and invention that Japanese parents put into preparing their Childrens Lunches.......
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Amazing Japanese Lunchboxes
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that was awesome
i would have loved packed lunches like that,when i were a lad 
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i thought it was going to be a report on japanese ready meals............>click<
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Thats a ready meal? And i thought having to steam some frozen gravy was a bit of a faff.....The Japanese are wonderful arent they! Totally mad, but wonderful....
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I'm glad that craze wasn't at my school, I'd have been the one sat at the back with my brown sauce sarnies and pack of monster munch ......
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The Japanese are wonderful arent they! Totally mad, but wonderful....
Oh yeah. I went out with a Japanese lass at uni, who was completely bonkers even by Japanese standards!
The stuff they have out there is mind-boggling. She had loads of various stuffs with her picture printed on the packaging, some sort of (very expensive) service you can get over there apparently. Packets of tissues, all kinds of stationery, even Feminine Hygiene Products.
The idea is that you become the merchandising. Very popular with children apparently. She weren't right in the head though really I don't think. Adorable, but completely hatstand.
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Thank you lord - that this thread is not about sumo wrestlers!
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that ready meal is approximately the most awesome thing i have ever seen.
i want one.
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that ready meal is approximately the most awesome thing i have ever seen.
Isnt it! It's like a Heston Bloomintall Airfix meal.....
The stuff they have out there is mind-boggling.
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i was knocking around with two japanese girls in Oz. i learnt to say hello (konichiwa), good evening (konbawnya), stoned (kimateru), pissed (yopperai), weed (hapa) and rizla (tabaki gami). i also learnt the phrase "it's too tight, it's too tight", but fortunately i've forgotten it....
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I spent four days in Tokyo - the most amazing, brilliant, different, bonkers place I've ever been. Same for the people in general. I'd love to go back.
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my japanese girlfriend (ex) was also mental.
wanted marriage after 3 weeks of seeing each other, wanted to wait (and for me to wait) 4 yrs whilst i went to uni (no chance), and then 'appeared' 4 years later in my home town, all the way from tokyo.
i was very naughty with her for one night, the she went back to japan, kept writing letters to me, until i told her to never contact me again.
my friends call her 'crazy stalker japanese woman'. she was bonkers.
i still love japan though, and am hoping to spend a month or two there next winter cos of this;
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my friends call her 'crazy stalker japanese woman'. she was bonkers.
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I Ebayed my old worn our leather motorcycle jacket to a bloke in Tokyo for £100, which was what I paid for it in 1985. Bonkers.
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am hoping to spend a month or two there next winter cos of this;
Plenty of cover among those trees.
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They are completely barking- but im mega impressed. Wonder what i can do for tomorrows sandwiches?
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Typical beeb, it's assumed that the bento panda was made by mum
What impressed me was the accents of the women he interviewed. I'm going to show this to my Spanish students who claim they'll never be able pronunciate proper
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excellent
as is that ready meal.
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Meanwhile in Oregon:
zoobombing
niche within a clique?Posted 5 months ago # -
alpin - Member
i was knocking around with two japanese girls in Oz. i learnt to say hello (konichiwa), good evening (konbawnya), stoned (kimateru), pissed (yopperai), weed (hapa) and rizla (tabaki gami). i also learnt the phrase "it's too tight, it's too tight", but fortunately i've forgotten it....
Excellent and that what you get for trying her shoes on.Posted 5 months ago # -
Excellent and that what you get for trying her shoes on.
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Meanwhile in Oregon:
Thats not niche- i used to do that with my riding friends after a night at the pub! We used to 'rescue' old bikes from the local dump and refurbish them, of course they had to be test ridden to make sure they were safe
Most of them were kids bikes....
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Konniciwa is good afternoon not hello.
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